Royal Worcester Porcelain Egg Coddler - Wild Rose Motif - England

This kitchen accessory represents the British culinary tradition of preparing 'coddled' eggs. Manufactured by the prestigious Royal Worcester in England, this standard-sized piece is designed for the slow cooking of a single egg.

History: Royal Worcester, established in 1751, introduced porcelain coddlers in the late 19th century. This 1980s model features the 'Wild Rose' design, characterized by the botanical precision of wild rose flowers and rose hips, typical of the English countryside.

Features and Details:
- Period: 1980s
- Technique: Transfer decoration on high-quality porcelain
- Size: Total height 9 cm (3.54 inches), Diameter 5 cm (1.97 inches)
- Material: Fine porcelain, stainless steel (lid and ring)
- Weight: 150 g (0.33 lb)
- Condition: Superior vintage condition. The porcelain retains its original luster with no cracks or chips. The metal lid seals tightly; shows minimal surface wear consistent with age.

Value: A functional and decorative collector's item, ideal for enthusiasts of English porcelain and classic breakfast gastronomy.